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ALL THE NEWS ^ ALL THE NEWS OF GLENGARRY OP GLENGARRY FOR GLENGARRIANS FOR GLENGARRIANS The Glengarry THB riWIST WISELY NEWSPAPER IS I A* TERM ONTARIO Alexandria, Ont., Friday, August 2, 1946 $2.00 ▲ TEA] BOL. LIV—No. 31 Wide Connection No Publication Of Midsummer Marriages Of Interest Estimable Couple Dougald MacGillivray Scores Three The News August 16 EVANS—MacKINNON The two flower girls were Nicole 60 Years Married Mourns Z. Clement Following a precedent set last The marriage of Anna MacKinnon, and Micheline Charbonneau, One As Pine Grove Takes 4-0 Lead year, The News Printing office daughter of Mrs. and the late Mr. W was dressed in pink organdy with pink Mr. and Mrs. A. McMillan Former Merchant will be closed for holidays Au- J. MacKinnon of Montreal, Que., bonnet and bouquet of red roses and Dunvegan Down Four Entering Final Game Here, Died At gust 12 to 17 inclusive. There formerly of Lochiel, Ont,, ) to Mr the other wore blue organdy with a Were Married At Saturday Night iFor Glengarry Championship — Montreal, July 27th will be no issue of The Glen- Roland Percy Evans, son of Mr and blue bonnet and bouquet of red Lochiel July 20, 1886 garry News Friday, August 16th. Lochiel Eliminated Last Saturday A wide family connection and Mrs Percy Evans of Smith’s Falls, Ont roses Advertisers and users of com- An anniversary few are privileged many friends mourn the passing of took place on Saturday, July 27th at After the ceremony breakfast was to enjoy, was quietly marked by an Dougald MacGillivray, D.S.O. air mercial printing are requested to the late Zotique Clement, former well five p.m. in St. Luke’s United Church served at the Green Valley Pavilion. ace and Pine Grove’s elusive centre- The Curfew Returns govern themselves accordingly, estimable Alexandria couple • on Sat- known merchant in Alexandria ,who Montreal^ the Rev. W. B. Barnes, Later Mi’, and Mrs. Menard left to forward, was right back to his pre- and nev/s correspondents may ut day, July 20th, the Diamond Anni- Alexandria’s fire bell, out of use died at Montreal, Saturday, July 27th uncle of the bride officiating. Mr spend their honeymoon in Ottawa, war form in the first of the finals kindly relax their efforts until versary of the marriage of Mr and in his 84th year. Mr Clement, who Ken, Cunningham presided at the the bride tiavelling in a lime green in Dun vegan, Wednesday evening, and since the tower on the Fire Hall was the following week. Mrs Arch McMillan, Catherine street. had built up an extensive retail busi- oragan while Miss Evelyn Fergus, pre dress, three quarter length green coat thereby hangs the tale. He performed torn down last fall, was rais- In indifferent health ,Mrs ' McMillan ness in his South-End store, here, re vious to the benediction, sang "The and black plastic accessories. They the hat-trick, getting the first three ed to a temporary scaffolding on was at the time a patient in Hotel tired from, active business some 16 Lord’s Prayer” followed by “Through will reside at Glen Norman goals in his team’s 4-0 win over Dun- Dieu Hospital and for that reason the Hall roof, Mondayj by municipal years ago and had not been in good Leg Broken While the Years” during the signing of the vegan, taking his passes from the there was no celebration of the event employees. A 9 o’clock curfew went health for the past few years. His con register. WIGFIELD—MacDONALD MacLeod-MacSweyn combination of here. into effect for all children of school dition had been serious for the past Cranking Car The church was artistically decor- A quiet but pretty marriage was 'Which there is no better.and scoring Members of the hospital staff and three months. ated with pink gladioli, larkspur and solemnized in the Central United coolly and cleanly each time. He also age that night'. other friends in the Cornwall area A native of St. Eugene area, Mr. Lochiel Football Club played Sat- baby’s breath in tall white standards Church Manse, Montreal Tuesday, 1 had several close tries. Freddie Mac however surprised Mrs MacMiUata. Clement was a son of Joachim Cle- urday night without its star goalie, Given in marriage by her brother July 23rd at 4.30 o’cloqk when Mary Leiman got the last after some nice with an impromptu celebration in her ment and his wife, Philomene Lalonde Keith MacMillan, who that morning Hugh, the bride was charmingly attir- Viola, eldest daughter of Mrs Maud close-in playing by himself, Ray and Child Narrowly hospital room. Rev Ewen J. Mac- He resided at St. Eugene until the suffered a fractured leg and back in- ed in a street length gown of powder MacDonald and the late Hugh Neil his mates. donald; a nephew .carried in an anni- turn of the century when he moved juries as the result of an accident blue crepe and hat to match. The MacDonald of MacCrimmon, Ont., be versary cake replete with 60 candles Considering most games played this Escapes Death only ornament worn was a pearl neck to ar farm near Glen Robertson. Com at his home. It is reported Mi'. Mac- came the bride of Mr Ernest Donald and there were songs to enliven the year and football scores in genera^ lace. She carried a cascade bouquet Wigfield of Hamilton, Ont., only son Jean Leger, 6-year old daughter of nig to Alexandria twenty years ago, he Millan was cranking his ear which party. , , the score does not really indicate the df Talisman roses and baby’s breath of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wigfield, Mac purchased the general store business unknown to him was in gear. As a Mrs McMillan is the former Grace play. It was a ding-dong, hard fought Mr and Mrs Sarto Leger, narrowly result he was pinned against the with white satin streamers caught Crimmon, Ont. The ceremony was of the late George Bougie, corner A. McDonald daughter of William hard kicking, close-checking game escaped death or serious injury, Tues garage. Following treatment he was with lover's knots. performed by Rev Donald R. Mor- of Main and Lochiel streets ,in 1928 McDonald and his wife Jane Kerr of from beginning to end, and without day afternoon, when she ran into the and in the following years built it up conveyed to hospital in Cornwall where She was attended by her sister, rison . Dougald in top form, fed by his play- Miss Marjorie MacKinnon ,who wore 35-5th Lochiel. She was married to side of a heavy truck operated by into an extensive business now being he is reported making a good recov- The bride, who was unattended, Mr McMillan in St Alexander’s making pals in heady passing plays, a dusty rose crepe frock with match- Lionel Campbell of Point au Chene. carried on by his sons In the same lo- ery. wore a powder blue dressmaker suit, Church, Lochiel, July 20th, 1886, Rev. the 'score could easily have been clos- Two other residents of Lochiel ing hat and carried Johanna Hill with a white sheer blouse, a small cation. A genial personality made Father Cicalari performing the cere- er According to police reports the little township were injured last week end roses and blue cornflowers. him many friends and was a definite flowered hat with a shoulder length mony. Shortly thereafter Mr and Mra Dunvegan often put on the pressure girl darted across the intersection of asset to his business. Mr Clement in separate haying accidents. Don- Mr Douglas C. Evans, brother of veil and white accessories.. She wore the groom, was bestman. The ushers McMillan came to Alexandria where and weer right in on the goal mouth St Paul and Main streets and fell was an active worker and strong sup- ald Norman MacLeod of McCrimmon a corsage of white gardenias and he has since operated a prosperous suffered nead injuries when he fell were Mr William Cook of Smith’s on what looked like sure scoring underneath the truck which was mak- porter of his church and its various lily of the valley. livery and taxi and transfer business. from a hay load to the pavement of Falls and Mr. John A. MacDonald of Mr and Mrs John Clark, sister and forays, but Campbell, the Pine Grove ing the turn onto Main street. The socieites Of their family of eight children goaler held them out, being hurt on The late Mr Clement was twice Hghway 34. He Is reported com- Montreal. brother-in-law of the groom, acted driver was able to stop before the dual Mrs MacKinnon, mother of the but two survive, Theresa, Mrs P. T. one such play, which necessitated his married; to Anne Campeau of Loc- pletely recovered from his injuries. as witnesses. Lynch of Montreal, and Alexander at being relieved in the second period by v/heels ran over the child and she hiel, who died n tl916, and later to Kenzie MacDonald of Kirwk Hill, bride, wore a two-piece street length Following the ceremony the happy dress of turquoise blue crepe trimmed home. Archie MacGillivray, who showed that escaped with a bruised leg. her sister, Mrs Alphonse Chevrier, who was taken to Cornwall General Hos- couple Will spend a short honeymoon ,he had lost .none of his old tricks. survives, together with three sons and pital following an accident, Saturday, with lace. Her corsage was of pihk in the city. carnations and Mis Evans, mother of And the Pine Grove backs were good five daughters as well as four step- in which he fractured his ankle.